There were many differences in the way China and the Roman Empire contributed the use of religion on their societies. In Rome, the religions Christianity and Greco used not for their society but used more independently for worship. This is a beneficial for Roman society because it lead to more independent religions rather than a one main religion for the whole society. This was an important factor to cultural syncretism because with this freedom the Roman Empire had created new religions. Unlike the Roman Empire, China was under strict control limit with their religion, Confucianism. Although it did not give freedom, but the early society structure of China was base on this religion. The difference between the two societies was not only the religion worship but also the influence the religion made on improve the society. This was important because this showed the variation in how the society used and spread their religion. Religion played a leading role while contrasting the differences that were apart of cultural syncretism in both societies. In Han Dynasty, the well organized bureaucracy based upon Confucian ideas and education. Confucianism was used as an educational tool to prepare large numbers of people to become bureaucrats for the administration of the highly organized Han government. Potential workers had to pass difficult civil service exams that included extensive Confucian content. Thus, the Han bureaucracy was composed of well-educated people who were devotees of Confucianism. Confucianism reinforced the chain of authority in the Han government, which became an important element in Chinese culture. But in Roman Empire, the well organized bureaucracy founded on Roman law and classical learning. Roman law provided a common system for the entire empire. It focused primarily on property rights and family stability. Although the Roman Empire was based on the concept of universal law enforced by the military, it did not have a well-coordinated bureaucracy. The empire also provided an arena for the spread of Christianity and the interaction of numerous diverse cultures. This was the spread of the religion in Roman Empire and the impact it made.